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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
CLOSING PRICES OP OALrFOqvrA STOCKS
eAN FRANCIsCo Ian 25. 1887.
The Utah Mining Company has levied assessment of o
ents per share
TrKsDAY. Jan. 25-P. NJ.


Eurepe this morning wakencd some five hours earlier
than NewYork to tho knowledge that It had been more
alarmed than hurt by The London Daily NeuSs war
scare and made rccovcrcs It's securities while the
Western hemisphere still asleep. Hence. whlo
American railways In London opened lower than they
closed there last evening in response TO yesterdays last
home declines they still az per cent better
than the equivalents OF NETWORKS last evenings closing
prices. This was not good mine for working further
depression nj our Stock Exchange. There wonder
ful unanimity among operators in taking the stna-
ton in before the Board opened. Bears "
wcre anxious, and the buyers OF yesterdays late
sales were jubilaut their prospective quick
profits At the TALL OF the chairmans gave there was an
uproar and scramble for stocks First figures
were from | per 10 per cent higher than yestcr-
days last prices Tho excitement continued for only
short time and while OF the largest OF yesterday
sellers had made moderate purchases AT the advanced
figures during the first fifteen minutes Of business tho
general feeling among the board-room traAcrs was that
advance had been too sharp 10 hold and that there
was money In waiting for reaction before making pur-
chn-cs During the succeeding duness OF couple OF
hour, there reaction OF nom 4 ~ per cent; but
the moment advantage attempted to be taken Of II
the prices Immediately recovered 10 the opening figures
and either held there further advanced to tho close Of
the day. good deal Of argument was urged to show
that where there much smoke there must be some
fire. and that a European liable Ia break
ont again AZ any moment But this was a
sort of nn extraction Of hope from tho wish. Even
n II should again tomorrow 10 IS questionable
lft would be rs effective values YESTERDAY
The stock loan department developed IN active and largo
narrowing demand 80 that IN some instances small pre-
mums were paid for the 81 certificate and generally
the charge FOR carrying was Les. than the average Interest
rate ~ the day Tho market. however. Is still fcvcr'h
and fluctuations within limits uncertain. and
possibly may be frequent The two days movements
taken however substantae the theory Ia
which attention has before been directed OF an unusual
scarcity OF speculative stocks The market closed strong
AZ about o. highest figures
Government bonds were quiet and easy bids FOR tho
Ia wer. - per aud for tho 4ss * per cent lower
Anne Ncd arr the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
GOVERNOR srANFoRp Axp oENTRAL PAoIfIc

"Gdfh" IN The Cincinnati inquirer
The Pacific railroads devised as political necess
fly, and not a private speculation. During the civil
the very who Is now president OF the Central
Pacific Railroad the Governor OF California HIS
WISDOM prudence and frmness maintained the states
that coast In their relations TO the Union There
great many rebels and rebel sympahzers In California
and some Of them were bellgereDt
Governor Stanford organized the Union party. and,
the head of the Stale notified the Confederaes that they
could have either war; but that they would have
altogether better sense 10 choose peace the conflict III
the far East upon question which did not concern
the Pacific States where slavery had been left out by the
Constitution OF California passed more than twenty years
before the
But during the the need OF direct communication
between the East and the Pacific palpable 10 all
The Government felt that its currency had been Of
sity dshonOTed on the Pacific slope While cxcusng the
act was bad precedent and bad example for Of
the States Of the Union TO give negative 10 the general
currency laws OF the whole empire.
California however had made such record in the war
and presented at its close such field for the occupancy
OF the disbanded s0ery and OF the young from the
eouthern States who had lost their slaves that the
publican party. FOR want OF material policy proposed
the Pacnc railroad, even while the gong
Near the close OF the Mr. Lincoln for
STANFORD and questioned him the Cal
uornli and the Transportation problem. Without much
opposition Of any Kind the railroads incorporated,
ADJ The western half OF the Pacific system given To
SxlofnallS 10 construct, while the eastern half
peh 10 men from the FAR East 10 do The Pacific Coast
Men under nIn leadership, kept their counsel,
s'oel hosutles or antagOnss and finished their work
= Son as the Eastern men, indeed sooner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The speculative bulls thoroughly Of tho sluggIsh
and the though successful in small
way indignant that prices do not decline more
rapidly matter OF fact the market at the moment Ia
trading while there yet TO be developed CON-
merca explaining the low prices prevailing Tho
production falling Of and the producing interest only by
combination dig much oil possible To get and
sell with te profit not likely to swell the output
YESTERDAYS rallied cent from Monday night to TOYS
and sold down 10 69 cents apparently
spending assuring avicos from Europe though
benefited by the warke talk OF the day before
3ut greater part Of the time the market was steady be-
90 the close hrm at $685. bill
s97s cents asked Carrying renewed loans So 60
cents.
range OF prices and the dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening. ............- 7oALowest.. 6et
Highest ......... 7Oa Final ................... 6g3
barrels
Refined oil was unchanged az So here and 6s cents
per gallon In Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

turned 10 look for the brute The neghborhood was
secured for dings but spz nowhere to be found.
Somebody who pied Mlss Van Zandt for her loss told
her that wellknown North Side butcher was in the
habit OF capturing valuable dogs and making sausage
meat OF Them and that SpiH at that time per
haps. rerosing In somebody's stomach The child ran
home and told her mother what she had heard and was
impornate in her demand that the butcner be ar
rested and prosecuted without delay that Mira. Van
Zandt the Chicago Avenue Police Court
and take out a warrant for the OF the heartless
butcher She got the warrant. but Mr. Van Zandt got
bold OF the constable rs he heard OF his wles
action, and the matter dropped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
AIsS VAN zANDrS PASSION FOR DOCS

tsd lne Anarchists In the county jail call theif
, seeopl ess hancee the dog woman" said man VINO
ksc,usuited with Miss Van Zandt "When Miss an
~ parents lived on North Clark st. Ave six years
M occupied fiat adjoining theirs and saw the
VI 10y VINO DOW wants 70 be Mr. Condemned spies's
0Ss-ssIy day. She was bright little girl then, foDd
80 and amusement and she gave every evidence OF
SsTspng Into beautiful woman Her ruling passion,
~ ~, was dogs. She had less than dozen dogs,
o peted them and cared for them tenderiy as
~ ~ been children. In her kennel little Spit
believe wss her favorte, for she used 70 toe MIN
tnefe was grief In the Van zandt househ6!d me
- m6ndS. frem Mr.. Ven zAndt % the colored COOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

CHEESE.

Receipts for week 1874 packages; exports 24O boxes
Business has continued pretty liberal scale az hhks
aud prices have male further substantial GAM
Loo ober have been STEADY buyers aud exporters have
opened negotiations several lots but the CHIEF Inquiry mas
from Eastern parties taxing several th"u
sand boxes and 600 boxes went toa Baltimore buyer
Fancy factory have advanced TO l3c AMI close nrn
300 boxes Of the Sdudusky factory sold AZ thaL
and small parcels price lt was also
lu.rs or boxes Me consider l3Ac INSIDE rate
for stock bat the small sales at higher ngnre can
be taken basis quotations Pine stock
NJ Al % he prime at = NC state
mp closely and show gradual hardening
of values PennsvlVania skins continue tO sell well and
prices &C. higher. best lots going at LIVER
pool cable, 63s. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
.ukS AND EXINs
No. I quality.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily receipts n milk and at tho differ.
ent railroad distributing points in and the city for tho
week have been follows Erie 35l5 of milk 80
OF condensed milk and 93 ga sus1uehauna.
179 OF milk and l2 New York City and
Northern. 1921 OF milk New. Havea and Hart
ford. i2lo cans Of milk Harlem. 1850 Of milk.
IL cans OF condensed milk and 80 OF
Ontario and Western 1858 Of milk. "a OF
densed milk and ~ cans Of cream NewJersey Central 4o5
of milk and OF and short
rontes. 1873 OF milk and 10 cans Of cream The
condensed milk aud 232 OF The average price
paid for the surplus has been 81 IS OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
VAR NEVIS AND TIE NEW YORK MARKETS.

MUCH OF MONDAYS LOSSES RECoVERED--REsTo-
RATION OF CONFIDENCE.
Excepting the first hour yesterdays stock market pre-
scented interesting features Dispatches received from
London announced that the scare had subsidized and
quotations from that market showed an unexpected
steadness Wall Street concluded that there no
In Europe and that probably there would he none and
that even II there it would not be unuxed evil
The opening prices ia accordance with this Judgment,
we're on an average per higher than at the
close on Monday and Lake Shore opened 81 and Union
Pacific, Louisville and Nashville and Richmond
and West Point Terminal lie per cent higher.
The bears" scrambled for stocks In the hive
Hest manner and for ten minutes prices adj
yanced rapidly. When this demand was satisfied, the
market yielded slightly, but the decline checked be
fore had gone far aud the movement for the rest OF the
day was sluggish and unattractive.
The volume OF business was considerably less than on
the previous day and Of total of about 100000 shares
10000 shares were dealt In hour and OF this
amount more than onehalf in the first fifteen minutes
The result Of the days business OF some
thing more than half OF Mondays losses few stocks.
of which Newersey Central and Union Pacf were the
most spcuous examples did not close above thelr
first prices. but closed lower The OREGON shares
two cent ana as their declines
on Monday only fractional they were conspicuous
by their strength. New York and New Engiand
regaped its preyious loss The final changes, however.
were. without exception advances. After the olehlhg
hour the fluctuations narrow ana prices were not
disturbed by news OF any character
The restoration OF confidence In the temporary
preservation OF pace abroad shown by the cab aVlces
was poyocatv Of weakness in the wheat market though
the decline OF l3sdlo cent accomplished with "a
little excitement attended the rise ON Monday Inc
transactions in options were only modeIate-a3ont
100000 bushelsand the trade was steady at the close
with operators in mood to wait on foreign news DO
fore taxing any positive position in speculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
BUTTER

Receipts for the week 1920 kgs export $50 The eItreme
duness which characterized the market last has
timed throughout this week. and the trade passing large
~ of retail character that buyers round lots would be
shown av0rs. Receipts have kept well, aud the
weaker advces from neghborng and Western markets have
added the depression here The accumulation OF stock
made receivers and when became evident that
prizes breaking thing went down with rush.
About 800 tubs OF Pennsylvania during the
the decline 29U30c matter of necessity
zoe for the gilt edge lots Egn
goods suffered equally much The market was 40 duh
Egn the butter could not be sold AMI u
good houses here; the effort to So
what trade there ed 10 sharp cutting In prices and
tho ancies easier bought than sold AZ
80. Some lots closed out shade less few marks
OF other Western show meit enough To command go
but 20 TO $50 the extreme range for hrsts
rss Of the good useful lots going at about "a
625c Held Western Creamery continues TO drag heavily
and prices Ic lower to sell VERY little doing In state
Dairy receipts quite liberal AMI trade at stlndsfi
prices Gilt edge stock hut II does not sci
doubtful whether further concessions would
Imitation Creamery and western
Dairy favored and slowly Fresh
declined To- and the market IL quiet anu
weak Rolls neglected and tendency in buyers favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Jan. 25-l2;3O p. m.--Consols 100 eio 10,
money and 100 lI6 for tho account ATLANTIC AMI oIest
w.t.rp Mortgage Trustees Certificates 20 do sec
ond Mortgage canadian PACING, e7, Es ~ @v
80; Illinois Central 1885, MEXICAN oton"y'
I9s1 New.York Central. 1861 Pcnnsyivsnix 90 ,..
Paris svices quote Three Por Cent dontos ~ gu so'
40 ,optir for the account ,.,.
m Great Western First Mortgage Itus
p.aho ga Erie S2h, do second Console. sy,4 I.nos
tsatrs i28h Mexican Ordinary <e's 81 Paul Csmnens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

posroE 2b.1ere continued 10 be good demand 10,
Wool and prices nrm for all grades Ohio and Penhsy
ecces quoted at s4c for 1850 for ana 20
.,s7c Tor and Michigan heecos will sell nj ~
~ &c for K NO Woods nru snd hoders asking
isiDs eeces nrm and In demand NO com6IS 70 ns,s
ss"y soId but At low prces There ment 10 fa
feass or CaorntA Pulled Woos are In steady demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
Apples, Fvapornted

Recep,s for the week Col bales. Imports. 465 bales
The volume has increased Ia any appccaNe
extent to be tilne more inquiry win mo
pro,t l. OF trading IN the near future lhele - srpw
ia, down 10 reasonably sale OASIS
n a. Il reported the imports will be lighter from now on
Nn onr cares 10 speculate the article bur those who hold
ri usefu quantities disro-c To force them 10 SAFE
In, pubab brewers Mi have TO uuy later on ana
M here Ia not sey
may. any the balance OF the season Sth a
sellers enough 10 meet AL demands ana
the market Ia more than steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
10. Pennsylvania. 56Ts Reading,

el ;New.York Central 1I5 Pennsyvania 5sTs Reading
1885,
Hndsons Bay Company. 223.
Paris quote fares Per Cent Rcntes 30 francs
81 account and exchange London %
francs 30 confines for checks
Spanish Fours. 63is.
Bar silver il quoted at ~ l-l6d. per ounce.
The OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows
increase IN specie Of l4.S20.O0O marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
PorLrEY ANp GAME

Reonta II live poultry fallen OF considerably aud tho
market h,s ty improved most kinds. thous ur de
nj al the In only moderate Prime tab to"lsand
good medium turkeys are IN best demand DUCKS anu
plenty enough aud nave to be good 10 reach our Out
Wrpis OF dressed poultry have been large the demand
kinds have ruled weak ana
rrrula close the bulk of the Western turkeys oner
me- ar, urgently offered SsDgo and moving very
soX Y VITA lots OF ordinary gualy
offered lower prices i"w very iahey ots OF so,e'1a
s, boon placed at o. lOc but there Is harly
snois dong ABOVE o.. to warrant higher quotation
alsb rule dali and atser uJ 90
n .iady W lth occasional small lots OF xieptohaI qu5V
sigty exceeding quotations. Ducks are scare ana urn
dull aud weak. squads close, easier
QUAIL ar, about steady al 81 as % Via pigeons dull
AL ntrls quoted 81 IS aud stall e 81 southern VIA
ck. IN GOOD and nrn. especially hedhcad WHICH
ar, higher Rabbits ami hares plenty dui apd easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
A lAcky Man.

49,. "a r.rer than o white crow. say uNenat
LUCKY nnss However. We have heard OF ,nouss i
and We thank 10 Ss propose LEI linear seeet ou@ Lney
OF lucky Que do health suffering win uver pco
Were serO,uia, ropsy and consn M
and skn mso "a 10 near enough 10 use DI
We're usny aIdan Medical Discovery. tho sovereign oo"
IIoias touc and Alternative "a THO 40
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do. Jersey. per
Apples
pnInD PRUIrs AM RERRlEs.

Rece PTS 'or week pkgs exports 937 pkgs Evapo
rated pics without change TO note trade night bat
well ated AMI held with
lar degree confidence The scarcity of sunrIied apples
m.ke.n very strong feeling such. Coarse cat afo weak
and Aout lover 10 sell O.. ~ an outside ig IRE Tor
-rcty choice large bright Northern Ohio quarters la Obs
Offering SIC Peaches In small supply amt
maintain rm position. small fruits quiet and about steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
Spirits OF TURPENTIN
ROsTON WOOL MARX EFT.

CBARLKsroN, Jan. 26-Turpentine quiet At 56c-
SAVANNAH. ian. 20.-rurDcntine duiet AT SO.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 26.-Iurpen tine quiet ~ 30 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
POtatOes. N. Sand
suyDRIEa.

Nnts-Peanuts held Hrmer at 595Lc. for fancy hand.
picked and 81 94ic farmers Pecans auoted 500 for
round lots OF 49,
Beeswax.-Quiet at 81 a22c.
Honev-Dull at 10 Ice. clover. tnck
wheat 6dsc for extracted state aud and for
California extracted. 0 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. Jan. 2J. 1887
BRAINS AND PEAS.

Receipts the 1869 bbls beans 5000 pkgs peas
EXPORTS Gao pkgs beans and 66S bush peas The gen
quiet and the market devoid OF special
features Marrow IN lighter receipt but are quiet am
barely steady In obbing 10 home ane fancy STOCK
81 nice goods which export
could at 81 0sl 97a Medium OF average quality
freely offered ST. go but strictly choice lots are gong NJ
Al % often enough retain the quotation Positively chooe
small peas plenty and held fairly stev Ot Othe
grades strongly In competition with California stocK
thereby. White Kidney continue slow Chcce
Red Kidney advanced 10 81 75af 80 but are not acye az
the Improvement Turtle Soup very dnli California Lima
abundant and not much wanted small White slow at vi 4Od
81 A. Rather doing peas and feeng steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

pac,ue NJ man or woman, precautionary m %"' Nook
or bad prsctces speeliiy and radically Wos10
Hiuslrsledl 10 cents In stamps , ConsnitxSX
nMsnonssry sdicNl AssoVisuons hunA@ "s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

state poatoes forward slowly Ont the demand
light and WITH free Offering from canal boats
ns arL has been steady Choice lots OF
and occasionally reach 81 rs In small way.
wholesale lots IL ia impossible 10 exceed ST. oOD
81 ts Peerless 81 90 Nova Scotia Burbank rule
92aSl 10 1870 10 Mercer neglected and
getiy offered potatoes quiet al So S6 30 per bull,
most lots gong inside figure sweet postoes quiet 0ue
siealy "A few lots reach u % Onions ques
but steady In range quoted Ca6oages scarce anu
arm Ru,sia rnips a shade higher Bermuda beets In alr
demand az 81 rs duh at Doc per box ana
tom toes Toe asl per box Norfolk kae ami sPac o.
rood quality demand but poor lots neglected. ana iAs"
receipts aI gely inferior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

Appes have ruled about steady some extra fancy
Grt.nnga shade quotation. but tie bulk OF
quoted Grapes OF choice
quality demand lots neglected Cranb"rros In
Floria oranges
supply chiefly OF medium and lower qualities demand
duh ami holders u sell out az
low prcs Choice fancy bright fruit Is moderate
and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
A bonanza Mine

. health 4, 70 be found v. Perces -
OF 10 tho merits OF which As romeny ior 'o
s.s meas and Hundred thooAAnds TESTIFY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAN. %.
THE GENERAL LIST
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KGs.

Recepts for week $500 packages The market has ruled
very u ahouyh receipts have run light aDd rceers
very little accumulation hand the tendency has been
slightly buyers favor chiefly OWING to warmer weather
which gives promise OF speedy ncr ase IN 7pPe' AZ ue
~ lie market about steady at % - inr hun Ncsle
ana n 2ac far southern Lined eggs sro ia
and a shade lower, but close steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
state Factory. col'ri

f2uCY....-....-..... a ]
DO. white DO ... al
Do. full Cream. hne. l2A a !
DO. Good Ia Prime. IL a
bo. tair L. Goo'i....llAa ia !
10. Common 10 Fair 10 = 70 ]
Do. Light skins. 49, 1872 % i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
do. Skims. Poor %

nl3L Prime. 8 1l0
Dl3L Ohio Factory. Flat,
ala | Fine, Mild.........l2 40 81.
al2l 10. Flat Good TO
a. IL | fFlme.... .s-..-----lA 81
9ll% PennsyivaniA Skins ) o
0l1
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5000. 800. 7sh


.1Lks 4 T. JHk CONSOLiDL FED STOrh AM FAI""'
LEUH EXCHAN1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

state. Penn. new laid. western ana can =, -,
per ok. ..--.-..--.. 80 a aulll, co house :, ID
Western. fresh gath limel state ..---. q q;
cred cho,r'.. 20 429La Lined, Canadian % 202l
Southern fresh gath. LINED WosteEn. ~ @Si
Western and Cana.
dlAn late tail pk'd 70 o.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
CL.a6 ohio LIST


coupon or
1000 1919
i.OWO.......-73
90 100 - 7pL1
Canada 18th Let Rid
i,uOO....- 100 =
Den & X g dc Let
b.OOO...... 10
Denver & no ode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy srOORs
BosToy Jan 81. 1897.
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op'gl H'gl.Low'pFinai. Bid. lAskd solC
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-09
Sfnr Bel uns Fam 70 bilie einses
Fault tperben.
SinSbcm GleiberbanS,
416 2adamanna Ibenue.
Staotratb.

Sin ber Select Council Sibz
ung am 9onneritas Ibeno flln0irte
Mebnap als 8oriiber.-9ie Irmeneis
reftoren psrlansten in elmer Sui9rift
in Der neuen Stabtballe 8immer fur
ibren @ebrau6 Solsenoen &eiclutlos
nen bes Common Gouneil ipuroe bei9es
Itimmt Dab 6. 8. BaIter ben 9lan
uno Soiteniiberi6laS fir baS neue
Stabtsebduoe made Sur Serdnoer'
ung Der 9lipellirun9Slinie bon Sreaters
Itrabe 3ur 8erIdnserunB bon Saf'
itrabe, bon Senrp aur Subion.-Slopo
oiferirte cine 8eroronune sur @reirun9
elmer Saniidtsbebbrbe 9emdb ben 8es
itimmuneen bes neuen WtuniGpaIses
iebes.-9er @iIfesbarre uno Sc.anton
gifenbabn So. nurbe bic grlaubnib se'
seben, setuiiie SbeiIe bon 2adawanna
Npenue uno iiebentsr Strabs fur 8abns
Iinie un6 8abnbof su benuben.-Die
iibrisen 8erbanblun9en iparen nl9t
bon Snterehe.
SIN Der oertasten Sibuns Ses
Setect @ouneil am Dionta8
9lbenS ipurSe anssfdnbiSt, bab bic gSais
fer @ompanie feline fpeiteren Seusrbps
brants erri9tsn fpsrbe. bis bic aIte
S6uIb besabIt Iei.-9er StabtunipuIt
fol- elm fdriitli6eS @utatten obeebSn,
ob bic ellington 4lanirpoc So. elm
9ledt babe, cine 3oaltutiOn innerbaIb
Der Stabtsren;e su erridtsn.-Sonit
aeIdab nihts bon 8ebeutunS.
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aus benz obercn xboIe.

@abrsnS 9eter aroft Uen Ara,
baIb am Srsitas Elm Yferb oss Sobn
9robIt belt, bas in Nliler's Sdmieoe
beIdIasen fpurbe, fhIus baS 9bier aus
unb traf ibn i'm @eii6te. Seine @ers
Isbunsen iinO i9me9baft, aber ni4i
ssfdbrIid.
= SIN Gr6bnIS un6 Sermpn sebsnft
maa ben pierten SuIi srUbartig ;u
leiera-penn's ipabr 1T.
GarbonbaIe.-9e SteuepubIer oie'
fer Staet Iinb bon ibTsm Grgbsnpabr
bereits ariinbIi6 furirt, benR bsrielbt
Bat ibueu Ioipeit nur cine erbBbt'
StsuerblrSe ssbradt unb in @eloiadsr
bBrt EsEapntIi6 bic @smitbIi9teit uuf
Die reseIn,abiseD AusSaben fir Sisiei
eSatr Enb um $4,000 bbber, ais in
Seraon seusH unb bic SuHms iSirb MID
stipa fiir Rabtiiii:.,'s 9srbsgsrunssH sss
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